EMERGENCY? 
Call (603) 355-0208
Call (603) 355-0208
With 20+ years of experience in NH, Chris Lane Enterprises is your trusted choice for local tree services. We’re fully insured, OSHA-compliant, and offer 24/7 emergency response for reliable, top-quality service.
Dead, damaged, leaning, or hazardous trees
Large or hard-to-access removals
Residential, commercial, and municipal jobs
Crane & climber services available
Full cleanup and haul-away included
With over 80% of New Hampshire covered in forest and just 1.4 million residents, chances are there’s a tree—or a few dozen—in your yard that might need attention. Here are some common signs it’s time to call in the pros—before a small issue turns into a big (and expensive) one.
Structural shifts could indicate root damage or instability.
These pose a safety risk and should be trimmed or removed.
Downed branches, split trees, and scattered debris aren’t just eyesores—they can be hazardous.
Brush, fallen trees, and heavy debris may need professional land clearing to restore the space.
Prepping land for building? We can clear trees, grind stumps, and haul away material.
Keeping your site safe and clean requires ongoing, professional maintenance.
Heavy-duty jobs require the right equipment—and a crew that knows how to use it.
We’ll assess your property and give you honest, expert advice
on what to do next.
A tree may be hazardous if it shows signs of disease, significant damage, leaning excessively, or if branches hang over structures or power lines. If you’re unsure, it’s best to have a professional assess the tree’s health and stability.
Late winter to early spring is typically the best time for tree pruning or removal, as trees are dormant, reducing stress on the tree. However, emergency tree services are available year-round and 24/7, especially after storms.
In some towns and municipalities, a permit is required for tree removal, especially for large trees or those in protected areas. We can help guide you through the permit process to ensure compliance with local regulations.
For non-emergency tree removal, it’s best to schedule at least 1–2 weeks in advance, especially during peak seasons like spring and fall when tree services are in high demand.
No, we work with all residential, commercial, and municipal. Whether it’s a small yard or a large commercial property, we have the experience and equipment to handle it.